As Actors You're Always Going To Take

I Think Your Text [script] Is Everything; It's What Informs You; It's What Gives You The Given Circumstances. Then You Take That And You Add Your Own Creativity And Your Own Spin On Things And You Make It Personal. That's What Makes That Character And That Text Unique To You, When You Personalize It. I Think That's Where Your Job As An Actor Comes In.

I’m A Pretty Chill Person. I’m Kind Of A Homebody And I Like To Just Hang Out With Friends And Have Dinner. I’m Not, You Know - I’m Definitely Not Neal Caffrey In The Sense That I’m Not, You Know, Drinking A $500 Bottle Of Wine At A Nightclub. I’m Just - I’m Pretty Chill.

Having Done Television For Almost 20 Years Now, A Pilot Is Kind Of Like A Rough Draft. It's Like Bringing People Into Your Ultrasound And Hooking Up To The Monitor And Going, "isn't My Baby Beautiful?" "yeah. I Can Only See The Outline Of It, But It Looks Like It Might Be."

I Like Not To Know, Unless It's Something That I Need To Know, Specifically, For How I Color A Performance.

The Best Experience For Me At Cmu Was Being On Stage So Much, Getting That Comfort Ability And Learning That Technique You Can Use With Any Type Of Work Because You’re Comfortable With It And Know Your Skill As An Actor.